Permeable asphaltic concrete base for artificial turf

Details Permeable asphaltic concrete base for artificial turf Permeable asphaltic concrete base for artificial turf

1983-10-31

1985-05-07

McCamish, Marion E.

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Three dimension imitation or 'treated' natural product

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106 98, 428 85, 428 95, B32B 302, B32B 3300

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045158398

ABSTRACT:
A permeable asphaltic concrete composition comprising a gradated mixture of aggregate rock which is skip-gradated. A 25 millimeter thick layer of the asphaltic concrete composition has a permeability to accommodate at least 40 centimeters per hour of rainfall. Such asphaltic concrete compositions are useful as a base for vertically-draining artificial turf systems.

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